We specialise in providing work and student visa services, including visa application assistance, job placement, and support for international students in Ireland.

You can apply by visiting our website and filling out the application form or by contacting our office directly for personalised assistance

We assist with various types of visas, including work visas, student visas.

Yes, a valid job offer from an employer in Ireland is generally required to apply for a work visa.

The processing time can vary depending on the type of visa, but it typically takes 4-8 weeks. We recommend applying as early as possible..

You will need proof of acceptance at an Irish educational institution, evidence of sufficient funds,Certificates, accommodation details, and a valid passport.

Yes, we offer job placement services for students, helping you find part-time work opportunities that fit your study schedule.

The minimum duration for a student visa is typically 6 months, to year depending on the course length.

There are no specific age restrictions for student visas, but for work visas, applicants usually need to be at least 18 years old.

Yes, family members can apply for dependent visas to join you while you are studying or working in Ireland.

If your application is denied, we can assist you in understanding the reasons and guide you through the appeals process.

Yes, we provide post-arrival support, including help with accommodation, bank account setup, and settling into life in Ireland.

Yes, we charge a fee for our services, which varies based on the type of visa and the level of assistance required.

We are open from 9 AM to 6 PM, Monday to Friday.We’re closed on Saturday,Sunday. Holiday hours may vary, so please call or check our website for specific information on those dates.

Student visa holders can work part-time (up to 20 hours per week during the academic year) and full-time during scheduled breaks.

We offer guidance and mock interview sessions to help you prepare for your visa interview, including tips on common questions and best practices.

Yes, we assist with visa renewals and ensure that you have all the necessary documentation to support your application.

Yes, you can switch from a student visa to a work visa after completing your studies, provided you meet the eligibility criteria.

Requirements include having a job offer from an Irish employer, meeting the skill and salary criteria, and possessing relevant qualifications.

You can contact us via our website contact form, email us directly, or call our office during business hours for immediate assistance.

We are located in Limerick, Ireland. Visit our website for more details.

The cost of living varies by location, but students can expect to spend approximately €800 to €1,200 per month on accommodation, food, transportation, and other expenses.

Yes, we provide support in finding suitable accommodation options, whether it’s on-campus housing, shared apartments, or private rentals

Most institutions require proof of English proficiency, typically through tests like IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE (Pearson Test of English). Requirements can vary, so it’s important to check with your chosen institution for their specific language test criteria.

Yes, you can change your course, but you must notify the immigration authorities and update your visa details accordingly.

Having a strong resume, relevant qualifications, and experience, as well as a job offer from a reputable employer, can enhance your chances.

We assist employers with recruitment processes, including candidate screening, visa application support, and onboarding international employees.

Yes, international students must have health insurance coverage for the duration of their stay in Ireland. We can provide guidance on obtaining suitable insurance.

If you lose your passport, report it to the local authorities and contact your embassy or consulate for assistance in obtaining a replacement.

Yes, many programs include internship opportunities, and we can help connect you with potential employers for work placements.

We provide regular updates on visa regulations through our website and newsletters. You can also follow us on social media for the latest information.

Yes, individuals on a work visa can typically enroll in part-time courses. However, it’s important to check specific conditions related to your visa.

Application fees vary depending on the type of visa. For student visas, the fee is generally around €300, while work visa fees can range from €500 to €1,000. It’s best to check the official immigration website for the most current rates.

You can prove sufficient funds by providing bank statements, proof of scholarship or sponsorship, or documentation of financial support from family members.

Overstaying your visa can lead to penalties, including fines or being banned from re-entering Ireland. It’s important to apply for extensions or renewals in a timely manner.

A medical exam is generally not required for most visa applications, but certain categories, such as long-term work visas, may have specific health requirements.

Having a criminal record may impact your visa application. It’s best to disclose this information and seek professional advice on how it may affect your eligibility.

To apply for a dependent visa, you must demonstrate that you have sufficient income and accommodation to support your family members while they are in Ireland.

Students can work in various roles, including part-time positions in retail, hospitality, and administrative jobs, but must adhere to the 20-hour weekly limit during term time.

Yes, many Irish institutions offer scholarships for international students based on academic merit, nationality, or specific fields of study. We can help you find and apply for these opportunities.

Preparing for your arrival includes researching local customs, setting up a bank account, obtaining health insurance, and familiarising yourself with public transportation options.